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7th Car: Originally 36-seat Pullman parlor car HADLYME (built to Pullman plan 2916C), this car was stripped of its interior to provide room for as many as 88 folding chairs during seminars and meetings. After hours the chairs could be removed to make room for dancing to the music of the train's 4-piece orchestra. The car got its new name from a line of Rexall cleaning products. From this car back, the train was off limits to the public. This was Rexallite territory. The remainder of the train was for lecture space, business meetings, dining and entertainment of Rexall druggists and their guests. After the Rexall tour the car returned to Pullman service as HADLYME, later as Tourist Car 6070. It was sold to the Missouri Pacific (International-Great Northern) in 1950. Image: Rexall Train Souvenir Folder |
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